In particular, the terminologies and constructs used to describe the combining of multiple jobs are varied, including moonlighting (Wilensky 1963), portfolio working (Fenwick 2006), free working (Knell 2000) and boundary-less careers (Arthur 1994).
Beautifully renovated from an 18th-century monastery, the hotel had the standard Hampton Inn amenities, including a big, comfortable suite with free (working) Wi-Fi, and a free buffet breakfast, all for $116 a night.
And a change in the Arts Council's approach to dance does seem to have come about, evident in the new Dance House, a gleaming, light-filled building that provides inexpensive or free working space to choreographers that is the site for the "Re-Presenting Ireland" series.
Ms. Lutyens had a costume shop in New York, where she helped create costumes for several Ballet Theater productions, among them Antony Tudor's "Dim Luster" and Jerome Robbins's "Fancy Free," working with Motley, the British design team, and designers who included Kermit Love and Miles White.
Yet, startups from Singapore to Nigeria to Boston are being actively recruited with promises of funding, advice, free working space, and great networking opportunities.
"Richard Haste is free, working, collecting a paycheck, while I'm here waiting to see if the Department of Justice is going to take the case".
"Free worked, and worked brilliantly," Anderson writes.
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This trade-off means the pair have a harmonious, conflict-free working life where issues are swiftly talked through and dealt with.
Clean room, in manufacturing and research, dust-free working area with strict temperature and humidity control that is of vital importance in the manufacture of equipment sensitive to environmental contamination, such as components for electronic and aerospace systems.
Average life means trouble-free working time of product.
